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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-30
GLADSTONE SNOw-BALLRD
Germ any,
IN FAVOR OF WAR,


PRSTH, Dec. 28.-Herr Eserletonv. an
Intimate friend Of Herr Tisza, the Hun
gsrlan premier, writes to Nemez as fol-
lows: "The guiding spirits OF the Ger
man srmy are in favor of war in order to
stop Russian designs. They spprehend
nothing from an attack by France, and
are confident Of success in case of Wsr
Sgainst Russia. II it were not that Prince
Bismarck f4vors peace, the German army
would alresdy be fgatiug the Russians in
company, OF course, with the Austrian
and italian armies" Ia conclusion the
writer says he expects inst peace will be
msintsined now that Russia finds thst
the powers Go not fear her.
apology OF PEACE.
BERLIN, Dec. 2S.-Tne Post published
q telegram from Vienna saying that
Prince Leobanof, Russian Ambas-
sador there, has assured Count
KalnokV that Russia is pursuing
8 policy OF peace, and thst the concentr.-
ton of Russian troops On the GaliciAn
frontier IS not intended ss an aggressive
movement.
Count SchoVaIoff, Russian Ambassador
to Germany, had short audience with
Emperor William to-day. The Emperor
IS eDjoylng gorous health and TOOK q
long walk this afternoon.
CROWN PRINCE IMPROVING.
San RENO, Dec. 28-Dr. Mackenzie
states that for more than month the
Crown Prince Frederick William has been
Tree from the unpleasant sensation in his
throat which he first experienced last
January. DR.. Mackenzie describes the
Crown Prince as hspeful and cheerful.
THE EMPEROR WELL.
BERLIN, Dec. 2S-TeIegrams have
been received here to-day from New York
asking shout the Emperor William, and
stating that rumors are current
in that city that he is dead.
There is no foundation for such remarks.
The Emperor is enjoying his usual
health. He attended the performance of
the opera last evening end to-day he de-
voted several hours TO the transaction OF
public business.
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Brady.
Correspondence of the Gazette.


BRADY, TEX Dec. 24-The December
term of the District courG adjourned yes
terday evening There has never in the
history of the county bsen court tns'
gave more general satisfaction 70 the law
abiding citjzsp IN its results anu tn'
business transacted. 0us Of ssventaaH
criminal csses disposed OF By the couh
Gnere were fifteen veTdiets OF guilty a1i
two hung juries or misriisls, and noIs
single acquiltai. 2. ?. W. mcNs0 "s
given ten years in the peaitenti2r9; D. L
Criswell iYe years; Rlch Anderson IL:
years, and Daniel Rudder ten years; a.
for horse theft. jesse Shirley vas giYsl
two years each in tho CASES Of COW thtiq
making four years in oil. The o'as.
Gases were for minor Cferses. In o1s
important civil suit IL which there VASE
volved about SO, 000 worth OF properly
G. G. Prude and John n. Rice, plsnLi1i
and james Campbell, defendant, the il!
rendered a verdict in favor OF the tOlIseL.
The Judge afterwards granted re"
trial and the suit Will be tried agsln PlCy,
ably at the nexs term OF the Dls1li''
court.
The last Legislature changed o.,
county from the Thirty-third &c -.
Thirty fifth Judicial district, giving =
an entirely new court. Our people A'
highly pleased over the change.
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A Magnet that Lifts - Cannun Bah.
Bridgeport Comm Letter,

One Of our leading army engineers has
brought before the engineer classes of
late an experiment of so startling S
nature In its inception as to promise Won
derful results. Il is monster msgnet
made of two Rodmsn guns, which are
connected at the breech. Around the
magnet thus formed is wound aboEs
twenty miles of submarine cable. The
cable is some that has been used IL the
torpedo service. It is wound and fastened
IN substantial manner, making 6
permanent magnet. When electri-
city is applied some strange
results take placc. For instance,
q bar Of railroad iron thirty feet long, If
placed In the open cannon's mouth, can
not be drawn out by as many men as can
grasp 1t. Another instance of the strength
OF this big magnet was illustrated on Sat-
urdsY with 350-pouDd cannon ball. The
shot was placed in the mouth of the can
NON on the negative side. On reversing
the electrical current it fell from its posi-
ton, cut was attracted to the opposite
cannon and clung to its side. The posi-
tive current IVES then reversed sltern
etely With the negative, ard the heavy
cannon ball played between the two can
ron fikS 8 tecK between the poles Of q toy
magnet. Before many days there will be
public exhibitionzgf this remarkable a.
tractiye magnet.
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CHINA LAND.
Facts About the Flewery Kibgdom-Soctal
and BustneEs.
u

Facts About the Fiewery Kingdom Social
and Business.
Foreign e ychange.
Old women, instead of the young, are
the bellies OF society.
Old men play ball and fly KITES, while
children fold their arms and look on.
The highest recommendation man can
have is the fact CT his having q wife.
The highest ambition OF Chiness gen
tleman is to have g nice coffin and file
funeral.
Parents and spectators, instead Of CHI
dren, are held responsible for the criNsy
committed by the latter.
A bachelor is likened TO counterfEt
coin, he is locked upon with suspietoA
even by members of his own household.
To encourage honesty and sincerity,
confidential clerks and salesman in all
branches of industry receiye' apfannusl
net percentage OF the finn 4busshess, be-
sides their regular salarieS. r
A girl is neverconsideraiAn thing else
in her fathers house than an honored
guest. She is neither responsible for the
family's debts nor enjoys share in its
fortunes, sas in case Of SONS.
a pICtlOuS dN4u0iAeo0SSoAAR GSsVSSA
the male and female prevents them from
marriage. For this reason man seldom
weds girl OF his own town. They are
likewise prevented from marrying kin or
namesakes.
When Chinaman desires q visitor to
dine with him he does not ask him to do
so, but when he does not wish him to
stay he puts the question, "Oh, please
stay and dine with mel" The visitor will
then know he is not wanted.
man could borrow money on the
strength Of his having sop, but none
would advance him cent il he had q
dozen daughters. The former is respon-
sible for the debts of his father for three
generations. The latter is only respon-
sible for the debts Of her own husband.
A rich mans servant gets no salary,
yet many are the applicants; while big
salaries are paid to the servants Of the
common people, but few make applica-
tons. The fact that the perquisises Of
the former often more than triple the
salaries of the latter is the sole reason OF
these differences.
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AROSE FROM HER COFFIN.

A woman Living To Day Who Was Pso-
nour c,d Dead Many Years Ago.
Cnambertburg Spirit.
There we're sitting about hearth ire
last night three or four young people OF
Chamoersburg, and the weird shapes the
flames took as they jumped with q
crackle from the hickory knot suggested
ghosts and CHEST stories, and dozen
or more of spirit tales OF greater
or less power to thrill the eager Listener
were told. OF caurse there was q "bess"
story and it was told by one whose birth
place was the south. The participants In
The strange affair were known to the mar
fator. The tale began. A woman sp-
p.rently died and WAS placed in her CONN
ready for burial, the story continued
when the physician under whose care the
NouIan had expired went into the room
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Kukeia.
WHAT CHURCHILL WILL FIND.

ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 2S.-C0mment-
ing upon Lord Randolph C1urcaill's visit
to Russia the Moscow Gszatte says: "His
visit viii dispel his preiudices. He will
fad no trace of aggressive plans against
India. He will discover readiness OF
the part Of Russia to solve .ll questions
in accord with England, full guarantee
berg given for the security OF India, pro-
vided England does rot oppose Rassia's
legitimate interests in Earope.f
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec. 26-Tne tension
between Russia and Austria shows symp-
toms Of relaxing. The Groshdsnin de-
clares that an entente is possible event
Of the most difficult points in the Bulga-
risn dispute.
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Masonic Celebration at Baird.
Special TO the Gazette.

Sp6Ciu1 061tGCts
BAIRD, TEX, Dec. 2S.-Yesterdsy be-
ing the day set apart by the MAJ onic fra
terni!y to celebrate the anniversary OF
st. John the Evangelist, at $3.50 p. m.
about eighty to 100 Master Masons met at
their hall, formed q procession, and I'M
der orders of DR.. D. j. Wilson, grand
marshal, marched TO the court house
where Hons. J. N. Rushing and B. r.
Webb delivered able and appropriate adj
dresses, after which the audience repair
ed to the Masonic hall where most mag.
nificent supper had been prepared by the
ladies, which all enjoyed hugely. II is
not every day in life we are permitted to
gszs upon as noble body OF men as
formed the procession last night.
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KANSAS CRY, Mo Dec. % -Advices
from various points throughout Kansas
are to the effect that the present cold
snap is limited to Izsro temperature and
high winds in the central and eastern
portions OF the state. From the extreme
western section, however, CONC
reports Of heavy snow
and delsy to railroad traffic.
Folio wing is late dispatch from Garden
City, about sixty miles east Of the Colo
RADIO line: At o'clock yesterday morn
ing blizzard struck this section, and the
thermometer rapidly descended from
go above to s. below zero. at 8. N. 1t
WAS blowing gale, accompanied oy
binding snow. At 8. IN. il had moder-
aled, the Thermometer rising go. At
midnight last night it stood s. shove,
with the sky clear and calm. Rs1lroed
travel from the west has been closed
since Monday night, but trains from the
east came through about on time.
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Week1u 6azette.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
By THE
PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Publishers and ProprtetoFs.

THOSE gentlemen who sre signing petit
tiens TO Congress to secure q system OF
postal telssraphy should consider what
they are doing They are putting q club
in the hands of the government that may,
in future, break their heads.
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Italy.
WHAT THE POPE SAID.

ROME, Dec. 28.-The Pope in receiving
sixty delegates from the former Pontiti-
cisl army headed by Generals Ksnsler
and Charette, expressed sorrow at being
deprived OF his army, but this affection
&c said, was softened by the hope that
the day was near when he would again be
enabled to have MS devoted soldiers
around him. Upon receiving from the
delegates gift OF r. jeweled ink stand
and pen, he said that he would use them
On the day on which he signed deere e
for the reorganiz .ti0n Of the army.
The Pope hiss entrusted the Duke of
Norfolk with an autograph letter to
Queen Victoria, snd the Duke started in
mediately fer England to deliver it.
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In Tho Northwest,

MIENEAPoLIs, MINI, Dec. % The
temperature this morning is 14' below
zsrd. It is clesr, with but little wind.
Wy little snow fell here yesterday. Tel
graphic communication in the northwest
Is uninterrupted. No blockades are re-
ported except slight ones in the northern
part Of the state.
Duluth reports the coolest weather this
season, 250 below.
Brainard reports go below.
The indications are that the cold will
moderate tonight,
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AUSTRIA
NO MILITARY PREPARATIONS.

No NH IIAR1 PKKPAKA1IUN5t
LONDON Dec. 28.-The Chronicles
Vienna correspondent who has just been
to Galicia on visit of inspection asserts
that there are no unusual military prepar-
atoms on the Austrian side OF the frontier
and that no Russian troops have yet ad-
vanced near the boundary.
CONTINUED PEACE ASSURED.
LONDON, Dec. ga dispatch from
Berlin to the Exchange Telegraph Com
pany says it is stated that Austria,
yielding to the pressure Of certain friendly
powers, has made advances to Russia by
which continued peace is assured.
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REACHED a Climax.

LNcoN, NEB., Dec. 28-Cold weather
reached cl1msx this morning. the mer-
curry standing 13o below. There has not
been much snow in Nebraska and 10 de-
lay to trains worth mentioning. Com
muIicstion has been had with points on
1000 miles OF railroads, and no disaster
or damage is reported.
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Don'k You Know

That you cannot afford to neglect that
catsrrh? Don'tASou know that it may
3esd to consumption, to insanity, to
:aeath2 Don't you know that it can be
easily cured2 Don't SOU know that
Ehjse tae thousgnd ard one nostrums
&C. '1 cI nsy fsnsdy Il, ie eer IN
there there arg handleds ofsaaassS Eoi assts-
full men and women IN all parts OF the
country who can testify to its efficssT.
All druggists.
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at HiIlsb0co.
Special to the Gazette.

0peefaI 20 thE Gazette,
HILLsBoRo, Tex, DEC. 2S-YssterdsY
evening the wind veered around to the
north and this morning the mercury stood
at 18' above zero, the lowest temperature
we have yet had. The mercury is now
standing st 28' above zero. It has been
g bright, clear day.
Pie quail are migrating from the
county in quest of food.
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NO MANS LAND.
A Committee Co Press the Claim CT the
Oherokees 60 the Country.

A Commftteo 20 Prets the CIafm CT INC
Oherokees 60 the Country.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. pa dispatch
from Tshlequah says the National Council
is engaged in settling contests in both
Houses; that most OF the seats will be
gen to Nationals, tina. party having q
majority in both branches of the Council.
committee has been appointed TO press
the claim OF Cherokees TO that part OF the
Indian Territory kuown as "No Mans
Lsad," on the attention OF Congress. The
claim is based on treaties of 1928 and
1880 and patent of 1899 signed by Presi-
dent Van Buren,. IL is alleged thai the
title has never lspsed and that n Us as
clear as that by which they hold a
Territory around Tshlequah.
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at Dallas.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, Tx, Dec. 28-Since yester-
day at 2 O'Clock up TO 6 O'Clock tonight
the mercury has gore down thirty de-
grees, reaching 25' above zero, with the
prospect OF still lower temperature.
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Taxirg Jones Into Prosperity,
Chirap0 Herald

Combining utility and the instinct OF
eiit-giving man Of slender resource
may at this holiday season incline to the
purchase OF CLOAK for mis- wife, q cap for
his boy, mit:eDs for his girl, any comfor.-
able wooden fabric for dependent. He
may not select an imported article. The
fabric Of home make may fully suit his
purpose. But the home made article is
increased in price because Of the tariff On
Woolen goods and woods The average tariff
on wooden fabrics not laid for purpose of
revenue but to no other end than that the
manufacturer shall have larger price,
that is laid fsr bis benefit against the in
terest of the consumer, is 81 psr cent.
On some goods, dolmans, Tor instance, it
reaches 90 per cent. The toll thus laid is
collected so ingeniously that the imposi-
ton upon the purchaser is not apparent,
though it is substantial. II it were the
custom OF merchants to make analysis of
their bill the purchaser would quickly see
wherein the eXsction upon him lay, as for
instance:
Jones, DR..
additional cost on tams arising from
tariff OF 80 per cent NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Is
S3s
And Jones lacks what satisfaction
might be had from the reflection that the
$18 goes to the treasury of the United
States TO psy the expenses OF government
and swell the nS:ional surplus. The al
ditiOnal sum does not take that direc-
ton. It goes instead to the manufac
Gurer, tor whose benefit this enormous
tax is laid, sDd who, out Of his tremen-
dous profits, is enabled by combination
with his Glass TO hire advocates OF this
system Of spoilaion who will tell Jones
that ne enjoys extraordinary privileges
and riches by re ason OF his payment Of
this $l8 extra, and of all like payments,
and that if he does not uphold the sys-
TEN By which he is feeced the American
Industrial world would come TO an end.
aud Jores and all of us would perish.
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TIE Austin Dispatch knows Fort
Worth and therefore says: "Fort Worth
has succeeded in raising the requisite
s2c0,0oo for the erection Of mammoth
stock yards near the city. When Fort
Worth wants snythiDg-Why, she simply
gets 1t. That's the difference between her
snd other towns that might be named"
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Turkey.

Will EUPPOHT AUSIhIAs
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Dec. 28.-Her Won
Rsdowitz, German ambassador, has OF
fcislly informed Kesmil PAcha, president
Of the Council Of Ministers, that Ger
many will give Austris active military
support IL Russia should provoke war
with Austria.
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GOT 4 JOB.
Lord Stanley of Preston, Accepts the
Govsrnor-G eneraIship Of the
Dominion OF Canada.
a writer Says the German Army Is In
Favor OF War In Order to Step Rus
sian Designs.
The Pope Hopes In the Near Future to b,
Enabled To Have HIS Devoted Sol
oilers Around Sim.
England.
GOVERNOR GENERAL OF CANADA.

GOVERNOR GENERAL OF CANADA.
LONDON, Dec. 28.-The Manchester
Courier states that Lord Stanley of Pres
ton has accepted the goveInor-general-
ship OF Canada.
GLADSTONE SNOw-BALLRD.
LONDON, Dec. 2S.-The Times refer
ring to the snow-bslllpg of Mr.. Gladstone
yesterday says it was discreditsble act,
though the Glkdstonians set the example
by their doings st the Unionists meetings.
The position and age OF Mr.. Gladstone,
ssys the Times, ought to insure him
against such insult.
NOT OFFICIAL.
LONDON, Dec. 2S.-The Foreign OGl,e
semi-ofiicislly announces that the pres.
ence CT Lord Randolph Churchill in S..
petersburg IS entirely outside the knoWI-
edge Of the government.
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Total cost of foreign goods with duty. ST.
Died of His wounds.

NASHVILLE, TgNN., Dec. 8.-phn j..
Littleton, editor Of the NstiQAs HaEiew.
who was shot by John r. RsRks last Sat-l
urday, died this mo, mag Great hofd6
were entertained for his recovery until
last evening, when he began to sink
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At aharEnau.
As SAeEma
Special to the Gazette.


SHERMAN, TEX, Dec. 2S.-This has
been the coolest day of the season, the
mercury standing 81 12o above zero ct
G. m, and so above st 3 p. m. though
the atmosphere hiss been clear and the Day
beautiful and bright,
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New York is G great market for CHRIS u,
mas trees. From 225, 900 to $780, OVo a. J,
sold there annually. They are orougns - =
car loads from. the woods OF Maine -. :,
from Northern New York. They sen I"
all prices from 81 to SIS.
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wond.rful Food and medicine,

known and used Syphysicians all over the
world. sceuss Emd!Sion not senly gives flesh
and strength by virtue of Ito OWN nutritious
hal 26ildf - the waited body. al hsxe been
naisf SEQ s Emula Dn for Veral ys4xs, and
am eae1 with III actioHz Ny eatifpts sag
strcfsS2r nnd rain mesh from The use or r.. 1
uso Il In all cases of Wasting Diseases. and IL
Il specially useful for cnildren when nutxisnt'
". PIE1cn, Il. D.. Knoxville, Ala.
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All who have ever used Mag uire's Cum
durango-snd their same is legion-ad-
NIT that to open Al Regulate the bowels,
kidney deransem6nts, it has no equal.
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Lon gytSw,
Special to the Gazette.

LoNGvrEw, TEX, Dec. 2s.-The ther-
mometer dropped from TO- yesterday to
90 this evening ct O'Clock, one of the
most sudden changes ever recorded at
this place. It is very cold now and per-
tectiY clesr.
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Cd slave records, in the shape Of bills
OF sale, show that Msria Steel, coloSed
woman who died In Savannah last week,
vas over 100 years cid, and Il lie BELIEVED
tnst she was l15.
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at Can a6tan.

Correspondence Of ths Gazette.
CANADIAN, TEX Dec. ga cold VIVID
from the north set in On the 2lst,s in
short time We were treated 20 fine SHOW
storm.
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at sweetu ater.

SpeclaI 20 Inc GAZette.
SwEETwATKR, TEX. Dec. ga brisk
norther spTang up last evening, and it is
clear but Geld this morning.
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A. GreaEYilio,
Special to the Gazette.

GREE NvILLE, TEX, Dec. 28.-The tenn
perature has been % lower here to-day
than at any time heretofore this winter.
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At TayIGr.
Special to the Gazette.

TAYLOR, TEX, Dec. 28.-The extreme
cold weather prevailing here is very hard
on cattle. No serious losses have been
yet reported.
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Elizabeth Stuart Phelps is sunelp !,
from sn affection Of the eyes, anu - :
obliged to do her literary WoIk Dy -
aid Of an amenuensis. She is living gu
civ at AudOyer, Mass.
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WEATHER AND CROPS.
Another Blizzard Reported from thu
Far Northwest,
At RIaomtneknn. III.

BLOOMINGTON, Ill, Dec. 28.-The
mercury YVES 10' below zero here thi j.,
morning.
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A frozen orange is light In weight. By
lifting oranges with the hand The best
frait may be obtained
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SSitfhe people, because they are. tired
OF bitter asses, With t1k pin ana gripping
tnstusu&y folIsw. Cxxter's H{stle L.g6r
Pills. OAs pisis dose.
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SARsApAR!!L!

isscarefully prepared extract Of the best remki.,
Of the vegetable Kingdom known to medical &
ence Alternatives Blood Purifiers, DiureticS an
Tones. suol as eaTsapar;lla. Yellow Dock, sitting,
Dandellon. Jump Berries. Mandrake, Wiz Cher,
Bark and other seleSted roots, barss ard herbs.
medicine. like anytitsx else. can rssfairly judges
only by its results. we1s@nt with satisfaction % -
glorious record Hoods stespassh has entered 70,
itself upon the hearts Of thcxs(hds of people in Ssx
England who have personaEycx indirectly been =,
heved of terrible suffering xhidh AL other re1eis,
failed 10 reach. =
Messrs. C. 1. Hood $50: Gents--slease send ~
by express two bottlsf Hoods Sarsaps.la and ,s
Cook Books for dtStqbution. Your psse9ration rs
worked wonders ifsssSe case OF my We, who "a
been troubled with ssck headache and bisas1eSs a.
years. She only took o1e-half teaspoonful at doe
and bus not been well for five years now s.,
found that within week after taking she felt veS
much better, and is entirely free from those =
we're headaches. She has EOt taken any of anv =.
count since last spring and what little she had 10 ac.
% do Others good and we must have II in the h0uss
Yours truly, HOMER i. NASH, PlttSdeld. Mass
CT HOOD & CO. ApOthecaries Lowell, Mas
Price ST. six for S.. Sold by Druggists.
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Governor paarmaauks Dead.

KANSAS CRY, Mo Dec. 26.-Governor
Marmaduke died at Jefferson City at $40
O'Clock tonight.